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Ritual Geography and Social Concord in Renaissance Italy

Anne McIlroy

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The contribution of the parish and the confraternity and village square in bringing people together in Renaissance Italy is discussed. The role played by religion both as a divisive and a cohesive force in Renaissance Florence and Venice is highlighted.

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The contribution of the parish and the confraternity and village square in bringing people together in Renaissance Italy is discussed. The role played by religion both as a divisive and a cohesive force in Renaissance Florence and Venice is highlighted.

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The contribution of the parish and the confraternity and village square in bringing people together in Renaissance Italy is discussed. The role played by religion both as a divisive and a cohesive force in Renaissance Florence and Venice is highlighted.

Key concepts: The Renaissance, Square (algebra), Classics, Archaeology, Art, Sociology, Geography, Art history

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